Complete the following sentences.
1. If I were sixteen, I would.
2. If I could travel every summer,
3. If I were depressed as you are,
4. If you tried your chance, you might.
5. If he were invited to this party, he.
6. If I lived in New Zealand, I.
7. If they could speak all European Ianguages, they.

1. If I were sixteen, I would be more independent.
2. If I could travel every summer, I would visit a lot of place.
3. If I were depressed as you are, I would think about pleasant moments in my life.
4. If you tried your chance, you might win the first place.
5. If he were invited to this party, he would be happy.
6. If I lived in New Zealand, I’ll meet a lot of new friends.
7. If they could speak all European Ianguages, they are very communicative.

1 If I were sixteen  I would be smarter.
2 If I could travel every summer  I would     go to Paris.
3 If I were depressed as you areI  would   drink tea  with cakes.
4 If you tried your chance, you might  be a gueen of beauty.
5 If he were invited to this party, he would  fall asleep.
6 If I lived in New Zealand, I would breed sheep.
7  If they could speak all European Ianguages, they would   meet new people.

1. Use the Present Simple:
1) ____ Maria ____ (listen) to music?
2) ____ Beatriz ____ (tidy) her room?
3) My parents ____ (read) the newspaper.
4) When ____ your brother ____ (surf) the internet?
5) Who ____ you ____ (play) football with?
2. Complete the sentences with the Past Simple:
1) Elizabeth ____ (give) Eva a chocotate.
2) Jack and Jill ____ (not go) up the hill.
3) Her ring ____ (cost) ten Euros.
4) I ____ (put) sugar in my coffee.
5) He ____ (not him) the ball over the net.
3. Write the comparative and superlative adjectives:
1) Large;
2) Light;
3) Rare;
4) Common;
5) Bad;
6) Good;
7) Narrow;
8) Big;
9) Busy;
10) Noisy;
11) Dirty;
12) Thin.
4. Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect:
1) I can’t play with my friends this evening. I ____ (not finish) my homework.
2) I ____ (not visit) New York for three years.
3) Where’s Alison? We ____ (not see) her since yesterday.
4) Dad ____ (not take) a holiday since last August.
5) John ____ (not play) the violin since he was school.

1.
1. does.listen
2.does.tidy
3.read
4.does.surf
5.do.play
2.
1.gave
2.went
3.cost
4.put
5.ne ponyatno
3.large-larger-the largest
light- lighter-the lightest
rare-rarer-the rarest 
common-commoner commonest (mojno i common-more common- the most common) eto toje ne oshibka
bad-worse-the worst
good-better-the best
narrow-narrower- the narrowest (mojno i narrow-more narrow-the most narrow) toje ne oshibka
big-bigger-biggest
busy-busier-the busiest
noisy-noisier-the noisiest 
dirty-dirtier-the dirtiest
thin-thinner-the thinnest 
4.
1.haven’t finished
2. haven’t visited
3. haven’t seen
4. has taken
5. has played

I.complete the sentenses with the passive from of the verbs.
1.the letter (send) already.
2. The film(show) on TV yesterday
3. I often(tell) about it
4. They (teach) the next lesson
II.Transform the following sentences using the passive from of the verbs
1. They do not grow banans in Scotland
2. His friend told him everything
3. She always gives her friend s some good advice
4. They will take me to the cinema next week
5.Somebody has opened the door
6. She always invited me to her place
7. He did not show me his new flat yesterday
8. Have they discussed the novel yet?
9. They are building a new house now
10. We were looking at the old man with great surprise

1.The letter was sent already.
2.The film was shown on TV yesterday.
3.I often was told about it.
4.They were thought the next lesson.
1. Bananas are’t grown in Scotland.
2. He was told everything
3.She is always given some good advice.
4. I will be taken to the cinema next week
5. The door was opened
6. I was invited to her place
7. His new flat wasn’t shown me yesterday.
8. Was the novel discussed yet?
9. A new house is being built now
10.The old man was being looked with great surprise.

Grammar
1. Complete the sentences. Use the verbs in brackets.
1. "Where’s Lynne? "She ___________ (go) to Cuba. She’ll be back next week"
2. Mike___________ (work) in his study. Shall I call him for you?
3. If I had the chance to live abroad, I ___________ (go).
4. I’m sorry. I think I ___________ (break) your camera when I dropped it.
5. I would have said ‘hello’ if I ___________ (see) you.
6. I ___________ (have) lunch every day with Clare in the canteen - I really enjoy talking to her.
7. ‘Didn’t you hear the phone ring?’ ‘No, sorry. I ___________ (listen) to music.’
8. She told me she ___________ (want) to meet me the next day.
9. Between 1984 and 1986 Patricia Cornwell ___________ (write) three novels.
10. I ___________ (eat) less chocolate at the moment because I am on a diet.
11. We can’t go to that restaurant again! I ___________ (go) there twice last week.
12. You will get your results in a month - a letter ___________ (send) to your house.
13. He ___________ (work) at the company for years, and he still loves it.
14. When I got home, I saw that somebody ___________ (break) one of my windows.
15. I’ll wait until she ___________ (get) here and then we’ll come over together.

1. "Where’s Lynne? "She has gone to Cuba. She’ll be back next week"

2. Mike is working in his study. Shall I call him for you?

3. If I had the chance to live abroad, I would go.

4. I’m sorry. I think I broke your camera when I dropped it.

5. I would have said ‘hello’ if I had seen you.

6. I have lunch every day with Clare in the canteen - I really enjoy talking to her.

7. ‘Didn’t you hear the phone ring?’ ‘No, sorry. I was listening to music.’

8. She told me she wanted to meet me the next day.

9. Between 1984 and 1986 Patricia Cornwell wrote three novels.

10. I am eating less chocolate at the moment because I am on a diet.

11. We can’t go to that restaurant again! I went there twice last week.

12. You will get your results in a month - a letter will be sent to your house.

13. He has been working at the company for years, and he still loves it.

14. When I got home, I saw that somebody had broken one of my windows.

15. I’ll wait until she gets here and then we’ll come over together.

1.has gone
2.is working
3.would go
4.had broken
5. had seen
6.have
7.was listening
8.wanted
9.had written
10.am eatting
11. went
12. will be sent
13. has been working
14.had broken
15.gets

Complete using much many a lot of and translate the sentences
1) hurry up.we don’t have___time
2) we saw___people in the streets
3) have you got___english books
4) she puts___sugar in her coffee
5) ___people believe that there are ghosts in old houses
6) how___students are there in your group
7) how___money have you got
8) how___time does it take you to do your homework
9) have you got___friends
10) the students asked the teacher___questions

1much Поторопитесь. У нас не много времени.   2many  Мы видели много людей на улицах.   3many  У вас много английских книг.   4much Она кладёт много сахара в кофе.   5a lot of  Много людей верят, что в старых домах есть привидения.   6many  Сколько студентов в вашей группе?  7much  Сколько у вас денег?  8much Сколько времени занимает у вас сделать домашнюю работу?  9many  У вас много друзей?  10a lot of  Студенты задали учителю много вопросов.

Complete the sentences with "a/an", "some" or "any"
1. I want ___________ juice.
2. There´s ___________ meat in the dish.
3. Has she got ___________ map?
4. Have you got ___________ money?
5. He needs ___________ snack.
6. It´s ___________ Italian pizza.
7. We use ___________ in negative sentences and questions in all nouns.
8. We use ___________ in affirmative sentences with all nouns.
9. We use ___________, ___________ or numbers with countable nouns.
10. There are ___________ mosquitoes in my bedroom.
11. There wasn´t ___________ litter on the beach.
12. There are ___________ sandwiches on my party.
13. She eats ___________ bananas for breakfast.
14. She drinks ___________ milk with her cereal.
15. Can I have ___________ cookies?
16. ___________ dog will bite if it´s afraid.
17. Are there ___________ good books in the library?
18. There wasn´t ___________ space in the cupboard.
19. There isn´t ___________ pencil in the drawer.
20. There is ___________ pencil in my bag.
21. There is ___________ rice left.
22. There isn´t ___________ time left.
23. There´s ___________ ice cream in the freezer.
24. There´s ___________ rainbow in the sky.
25. The doctor gives Jane ___________ injection.
"Much", "many" or "a lot of"
A.
1. We´ve got much / a lot of rice.
2. There isn´t much / a lot of rice.
3. My sister eats a lot of / many sweets.
4. There aren´t much / many vegetarians in my school.
5. There aren´t a lot of / much vegetables.
6. I don´t drink much / many juice.
7. There was many / a lot of traffic.
8. In Antarctica there isn´t any / much traffic.
9. There is many / much rain in August.
10. Does the teacher give many / much homework?
11. There´s many / a lot of fruit in the bowl.
12. A lot of / a people like hamburgers.
13. We went to America many / much years ago.
14. There are __________ of people on the beach.
15. I haven´t got __________ clothes.
16. There isn´t __________ sunscreen in this bottle.
17. There are __________ children in the park.
18. There aren´t __________ restaurants in my town.
19. I haven´t got __________ homework today.
20. How __________ brothers have you got?
21. How __________ cousins have you got?
22. How __________ money is there in your bag?
23. How __________ CDs have you got?
24. There isn´t __________ pollution in Sweden.
25. There isn´t __________ noise in Antarctica
Much", "many", "few", "little", "a few", "a little", "some"
1. ___________ people came to see the play. It was rather sad.
2. Come on! We’ve still got ___________ time left to finish this.
3. Daniel gave very ___________reasons for closing down the bar.
4. With time and ___________ patience, you’ll forget her and be happy again.
5. He’s not a good teacher. He’s unimaginative and has very ___________ patience with children.
6. ___________ of that group’s songs are excellent but I don’t really like most of their music.
7. I’ve been to that Asturian restaurant ___________ times. It’s good.
8. ___________ people never learn how to dance properly. It’s such a shame.
9. Very ___________ people went to see that film. I don’t know why. It’s excellent.
10. I have ___________ time for people who talk about themselves all the time and never listen to anyone else.
11. I normally have ___________ red wine with my lunch. It’s good for you.
12. Dress the salad with salt, pepper and ___________ olive oil.
13. I’ve got 20 Euros and ___________ coins. That should be enough for tonight.
14. His computer needs cleaning. He takes very ___________ care of it.

A, an, some, any.
answers
1. I want some juice.
2. There´s some meat in the dish.
3. Has she got a map?
4. Have you got any money?
5. He needs a snack.
6. It´s an Italian pizza.
7. We use any in negative sentences and questions in all nouns.
8. We use some in affirmative sentences with all nouns.
9. We use a, an or numbers with countable nouns.
10. There are some mosquitoes in my bedroom.
11. There wasn´t any litter on the beach.
12. There are some sandwiches on my party.
13. She eats some bananas for breakfast.
14. She drinks some milk with her cereal.
15. Can I have some cookies?
16. A dog will bite if it´s afraid.
17. Are there any good books in the library?
18. There wasn´t any space in the cupboard.
19. There isn´t a pencil in the drawer.
20. There is a pencil in my bag.
21. There is some rice left.
22. There isn´t any time left.
23. There´s some ice cream in the freezer.
24. There´s a rainbow in the sky.
25. The doctor gives Jane an injection.
"Much", "many" or "a lot of"
Answers
1. We´ve got much rice.
2. There isn´t a lot of rice.
3. My sister eats many sweets.
4. There aren´t many vegetarians in my school.
5. There aren´t a lot of vegetables.
6. I don´t drink much juice.
7. There was a lot of traffic.
8. In Antarctica there isn´t much traffic.
9. There is much rain in August.
10. Does the teacher give much homework?
11. There´s a lot of fruit in the bowl.
12. A lot of people like hamburgers.
13. We went to America many years ago.
14. There are a lot of people on the beach.
15. I haven´t got any clothes.
16. There isn´t any sunscreen in this bottle.
17. There are many children in the park.
18. There aren´t any restaurants in my town.
19. I haven´t got any homework today.
20. How many brothers have you got?
21. How many cousins have you got?
22.How much money is there in your bag?
23. How many CDs have you got?
24. There isn´t any pollution in Sweden.
25. There isn´t any noise in Antarctica.
Much", "many", "few", "little", "a few", "a little", "some"
answers
1. few people came to see the play. It was rather sad.2. Come on! We’ve still got a little time left to finish this.3. Daniel gave very few reasons for closing down the bar.4. With time and little patience, you’ll forget her and be happy again.5. He’s not a good teacher. He’s unimaginative and has very little patience with children.6. a few of that group’s songs are excellent but I don’t really like most of their music.7. I’ve been to that Asturian restaurant a few times. It’s good.8. few people never learn how to dance properly. It’s such a shame.9. Very few people went to see that film. I don’t know why. It’s excellent.10. I have little time for people who talk about themselves all the time and never listen to anyone else.11. I normally have a little red wine with my lunch. It’s good for you.12. Dress the salad with salt, pepper and little olive oil.13. I’ve got 20 Euros and a few coins. That should be enough for tonight.14. His computer needs cleaning. He takes very little care of it. 

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Complete the sentences with the verbs given, using the Present
Simple:
a. The police … (to investigate) crimes.
b. The judge … (to sentence) people.
c. Prisoners … (to live) in cells.
d. The jury … (to decide) if someone is innocent or guilty.
e. Barristers … (to defend) people and … (to present) evidence.
f. Criminals … (to commit) crimes.

A. The police investigates crimes.
b. The judge sentences people.
c. Prisoners live in cells.
d. The jury decides if someone is innocent or guilty.
e. Barristers defend people and present evidence.
f. Criminals commit crimes.
в учёбе!

a. The police investigate crimes.
b. The judge sentences people.
c. Prisoners live in cells.
d. The jury decides if someone is innocent or guilty.
e. Barristers defend people and present evidence.
f. Criminals commit crimes.

2.1.5. Change the order of these words to form complete sentences.
1) Great comes Britain My from friend.
My friend comes from Great Britain.
2)difficult the me for Maths is most subject.
.…………………………………………………
3)on any there books the table Are exercise?
…………………………,…………………………………………………
4)interesting History as Literature is as.
…………………………………………………………………
5)English sentences Can into Russian you translate from?
………………………………………………………………………………………………
6)spend We outside did time not much.
……………………………………………,…….……………
7)in Pete do homework evening will his the.
……………………………………………………………………….
8)lessons have They every five week usually.
…………………………………………………:………………………
9)English speak Do well you?
……………………………………………….
10)me your Tell holidays about.
…………………………….

2 Maths is the most difficult subject for me.
3 Are there any exercise books on the table?
4 History is as interesting as Literature.
5 Can you translate sentences from Russian into English?
6 We didn’t spend much time outside.
7 Peter will do his homework in the evening.
8 They usually have five lessons every week.
9 Do you speak English well?
10 Tell me about your holidays.

2 Maths is the most difficult subject for me. 
3 Are there any exercise books on the table? 
4 History is as interesting as Literature. 
5 Can you translate sentence from Russian into English?
6 We didn’t spend much time outside.
7 Peter will do his homework in the evening. 
8 They usually have five lessons every week. 
9 Do you speak English well? 
10 Tell me about your holidays. 

Use the right forms of the verbs from the box to complete the sentences. We. and.a lot in the park last summer.They. a lot of interesting places in Glasgow when they were there.We lived in a tent and. our food on an open fire in summer.My granny always. in the park in the evening.My grandad never. by plane.We often. our grandparents who live on the farm and help them.What does your mother usually. for breakfast? We usually. tea at 5 o’clock, but in summer we. it later.

2 ran, walked
3 helps
4 visited
5 cooked
6 walks
7 travels

We VISITED? and SAW? a lot in the park last summer.They VISITED a lot of interesting places in Glasgow when they were there.We lived in a tent and COOKED our food on an open fire in summer.My granny always WALKS/RUNS in the park in the evening.My grandad never TRAVELS by plane.We often VISIT our grandparents who live on the farm and help them.What does your mother usually COOK for breakfast? We usually HAVE tea at 5 o’clock, but in summer we HAVE it later.